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pie. on thursday the portland zoo hosted his 24th annual squishing of the squash. elephants stomped and then snacked on massive pumpkins and squash. pumpkins wait in between 30800 pounds each. in this essay the elephants enjoyed a very hearty snack for that's all fox reports this saturday october 15, 2022. i am jon scott, thank you for watching. [cheering] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] greg: thank you thank you, stop it, you bad people. [cheering] [applause] greg: thanks for stopping by. happy wednesday everyone.
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we all member the letter politico publisher the 2020 election that dismissed the hunter laptop story as a russian disinformation? by the way we said we all remember i don't include the president. [laughter] the letter was crafted right after they are posted published the piece on the laptop which hunter had dropped off at a computer repair shop and then abandoned it like it was his child. >> it is true. it's a baby with the stripper. [laughter] wrecks not that there's anything wrong with that. thirty-six not at all tyrus. oops, i know the feeling my parents did that with me at the highway rest stops. i made so many new friends. that joke makes no sense and i do not care. the hard drive containing tons of stuff concerning biden's business dealings as well as all sorts of sorted or in cats viewed romantic videos of hunter doing drugs and hookers. in not always in that order but
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miraculously this letter appeared to save jo's day and boy did it. the story was blacklisted by major media outlets and a social media algorithms for even mentioning you are marked, scorned or suspended from tech platforms. i like getting suspended from things but not tech platforms. you know what i mean? the rest is history. trump lost and now we have this. ♪ thank you for joining us as well. and for families across the country ♪ ♪ [laughter] ♪ [laughter] [applause] ♪ reminds me of those late-night
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commercials commercials with sad dogs. [laughter] was her all staunch dogs by the way. but in case he croaks were stuck with this. cracks those it diagrams those three circles, venn diagrams, venn diagrams, venn diagrams. i love a venn diagrams. their circles right? three usually. [laughter] this excerpt venn diagram is stupid and really stupid. since then of course the laptop story than your post has been vindicated like joe biden's sphincter it was too late. [laughter] i do not even know what that means. but we had to wonder how did that letter come about? why were so called intel expert so happy to dismiss something they did not bother to investigate. last night brett bear the host of special report and also my personal masseuse acted one of
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the letter endorsers on his show former cia officer. it was a great gap for brett only because angela lansbury was a no-show. all right but this was hilarious. >> if they some of the 2020 sign onto an open letter that was published by politico we've a right to say the arrival in the reportedly belonging to vice president biden's son hunter much to his time serving on the accreting gas company burisma's all the classic earmarks of a russian information operation. why did you sign onto that? >> because of what it said has a classic earmarks of one of these operations. you will not elsewhere in the letty rate it also says we do not know if this is a russian operation at all. greg: cap is that how the classic earmarks but it's not like we said it is real. because we don't know, right?
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okay. since when do 50 members of intelligence suddenly put out an urgent letter saying we don't know? when does that ever happen? fifty people don't do anything urgently if they have misgivings. they acted like they all got food poisoning from the same chipolte were racing to find a toilet. otherwise when people are not sure they are ambivalent, what is the rush? where's the fire? you do nothing. he points out even of the agent claims they did know biden still uses exactly the way the agents had intended. >> there are 50 former national intelligence folks who said that what he is accusing me of is a russian plant. >> you mean the laptop is another russia, russia, russia hoax? is this where you're going? >> understanding how you characterize it but he characterized it differently and use it in a debate just days before an election progress i let present biden speak for
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himself is capable of doing that. greg: oh he is? [laughter] give us one example. that is like saying i'll let kermit the frog speak for himself after jim henson died. [laughter] joe only speaks if you feed him the words. they were part is this. >> people study russian misinformation intelligence officers who look at tactics over the long period of time, this is the kind of thing they like to amplify so discord within target countries. greg: did you get that? russian disinformation of the information is true because they amplify it. that's like being caught in an affair it's true but bring it up makes it fall so please don't. that is what i use. but at least he did not keep repeating himself. >> has all the classic earmarks of a russian campaign has a classic earmarks appear to has all the earmarks of a russian information campaign. >> it has all the marks of a
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russian information camping. >> is like using a betelgeuse. hoping lori lightfoot arrives howard stern betelgeuse. greg: yes yes and he blames the media. and anyone else he can find. >> is been disseminate and propagated that wasn't true have a classic earmarks but it wasn't true. >> wasn't true because requisites russian disinformation read the actual letters that we do not know if this is russian disinformation has a classic earmarks of russian information operation. >> the difference when information campaign and disinformation campaign and misinformation campaign it's not my fault people do not look up definitions. >> i am sorry i was just looking up psychopath. [laughter] so it is our fault we do not know the difference. do you believe this guy once worked for an outfit that had the word intelligence in it? i will agree with him about the
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media they ran with this letter but not the laptop like it was the truth despite the laptop having endless videos of hunter biden's butt. and other things. look how blurry it is. [laughter] neck it you go to a doctor for the experts have a cover they needed but it gets worse. it's probably on a debate stage it affects the dynamic of all i'd love to see all news media show nuance incentive racing to soundbites. the facts are taken from audio cowrote which again was the plan all along. no one writes a letter to be ignored like i get from kill maids lawyer all the time. who's involved in the if they
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the ends justify the memes, in light of the american people there no consequences at 50 reasons why you've got to go vote to control the house because every single signer of that letter needs to be questioned just like that. asked them to do this? were they paid? did they deduct that contribution from the taxes? i credit this guy partly showing his face in public. something i wish madonna would stop doing. [laughter] but i am lying i did not know how to end this. [laughter] [applause] but the fact is would not let this crab slide in the work workplace. >> listen gerry the reason he called you in here as i don't understand why you spent $950 on lap dances? >> i will admit it had all the classic earmarks of a lap dance
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i don't think legal sent over video from fat tony's house of hot ladies. it's true. >> defined true is trutv true? true detective matt do you think matthew mcconaughey was solving those mysteries? >> just looked like it happened we can all move on regrets what happen then is at the club than these two bouncers they start doing shots left and right and mopped of the cup there like comedy bills you got big boy i've got bills, money, cash money. your offer me dances they get in my face pop up on the table that get up in my face for the giving me all the love. >> in conclusion it had all the classic earmarks of a lap dance,. >> you are fired for. >> and earmark of a firing? real firing.
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>> welcome, tonight suggests she went from the nfl to giving lefties the insanity podcasts. it is known for charity work for jamie lasalle. daddy daughter rob schneider. she is like it was her slim, sweet and twisted. fox's contributor kat timpf. and to him the grand canyon is just an okay canning great massive psychic and nwa world champion at tyrus. [applause] [cheering] rob, great to see you progress nice to see i want jamie back we've hadn't enough noise come back he wants more money. >> i know i know. it's been very helpful here the movie comes out next week? >> this weekend.
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friday at daddy daughter trip regrets now it's not an adult film? >> no the daddy daughter thing is very popular on porno. >> how do you know that? >> nothing i just read about a wall street journal piece. this one's going south click i came on here to promote the movie. [laughter] coming out in the cinemark thanks for having me. >> congrats. by the way i want you to know i did not wait until he had the number one show before i appeared. but it did just seem to work out that way but. >> i understand i would wait to see if this monstrosity would sink or swim. and it is swimming, still swimming, that's what i think swimming is very. >> congrats for. >> thank you thank you, keep doing this? does it make you uncomfortable? what you make of this whole whatever i said this laptop and the stupid letter? >> i am just amazed at the restraint and honor of those prostitutes not coming forward. it is remarkable.
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you really have to hand it to them. their integrity is more than the cia guys, seriously. greg: they are not talking about coming out. they're completely trustworthy. greg: of a hooker talk she's not a hooker. [laughter] >> edison my grandfather said. anyway we should probably move on. this went south quickly. >> yes. you do that documentaries citing pym's life. you got experience and that he was a mail gigolo for a while. so? i apologize. why did the guy admit it's all bs? i have a reason yes a cover for the other guys. >> here's the sentence that gave them cover. they said we want to emphasize that we do not know if these e-mails are false, right? they say that in there but then
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they go along to say but just that our experience makes us deeply suspicious the rubbishing government played a significant role in this case. and so there you go. they on the one hand went out of the way to label this letter, 50 people talk about russian disinformation. but were not saying that it is but are deeply held beliefs and by gosh you should believe us of so much credibility. it is just ridiculous. >> is like my wife's driving i didn't say we were lost i said we have all of the earmarks you went the wrong direction. [laughter] >> rights, rights. greg: it is true. so all caps, what is your take on this? >> it kisses me off. that guy can get on special report but i can't? you are still going to hold that against him? did he do a good job? >> i am always really careful about trusting these intelligence guys.
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they are able to get away with lying so much more easily. they don't even have to life there ever a question like that's a lot of sensitive information. so they do not have to explain a part i've seen are some things that need to be kept secret. they're not saying they're always lying but based on how human behavior works these the exact people should be questioning the more tools they have at their disposal to hide stuff. xo wanted to tweet that at the time 50 professional liars confirm this is a lie. but they all came from one part of the cia. they all work for democrats administrations i guess. they didn't just do a broad questionnaire. >> why do we keep hearing new words invented for earmarks? we are all just cool has all the earmarks and love to know
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because my ears don't leave marks as aldi's fingerprints of typical democrat is what it comes out too. [cheering] [applause] you can say anything. any liar can say anything. what he did was set a bunch of nothing. could have been, might not of been, could have been her fault maybe about deafly not our fault for the present user to help win election. not our fault. it has all the earmarks. we need to take the word earmark away and basically said we did it but we are blaming it on russia, for six cap next invited bags for oil from shakes off forcing americans to pump the brakes.
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by demonstration officials beg saudi arabia to delay a cut oil production total days over the midterms. now why in god's name would they do that? obviously reduced global oil supplies and gases group prices go up. before americans feel hit before they go to the voting with their wood to stop them from cutting the oil supply the one to fool americans until after they vo voted. just like the meta- scientist to reanimated joe biden. [laughter] it is true look it up. the saudi's refused to spirit happen anywhere october 5 and that your gas is still over four bucks a gallon. pretty soon i have to let my butler and my chauffeur go. these are the kinds of details the president probably things shouldn't matter. at least the "new york times" thanks and who better to defend a liar? too so they drop the euphemism field piece defining biden's allies is storytelling. dissecting a bunch of nonsense
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tales, joe has told over the years which the authors even agree are not true they excuse it with phrases like yarns that often unravel. unable to break himself of the habit of embellishing narratives to weave a political identity. focusing this can veer into folklore. the factual edges shaved off. i've not seen that much lipstick on a pig since i took my pet to the prom. [laughter] it's better than going with your cousin, right kat? [laughter] look at that look. >> okay would move the drug thing you incest. [laughter] greg: and within your time is right or as a favor we fix the headline on the story for you. it is now the president's brain is missing. [laughter] since we are always fair and balanced we asked the president for comment. >> no, no, no snow stories and man it's the fact that jack i was only white lifeguard in an
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all-black pool. then a top basketball to black kids they call me the white shadow. mom took down paul accreted three rounds and then i taught jazz dance and inner-city high school. use a child but you want fame, this is where you pay for. and sweat. [laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ me. [applause] [laughter] robby do not see that kind of tell snl any more very limber
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for his age. [laughter] surprisingly limber. it's like we have the oil you like that gerry seinfeld joked. the oil is right here you don't have to go it's right here. you're looking around the house for the phone everywhere you are on it. you are already on it. i've got it right here. [laughter] it is true michelle. kind of kisses me off this is like the hunter biden story they're basically trying to delay bad news so it will not affect an election it's like a replay. >> no question but also if you like we are being conditioned right now. if they keep the price really high granted they want to try to bring it down before the midterms. but it is over four and $5 in some places so that we will feel good about when it is $3.82. what was it when he came into office? to something goes down to 399 were supposed to feel good about that because it's not about five right now. if you like we are being conditioned i really do. but he has this weird way about fibbing about things have you
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noticed some times though eskimo question, mr. president should americans be concerned about inflation? no he immediately says no. >> slight inflation. >> health are we going to have a single new boots on the ground in taiwan? yes. and then they spend all this time cleaning it up, cleaning it up. do not believe a word the man says. honest is so sad. [applause] virus, should there be a hearing? democrats love hearings. >> he's going to hear it. [laughter] [laughter] i mean what they described as like the worst grandfather bed storyteller ever. he embellishes >> goes off the buckets was for goldilocks and the three bears it turns into a weird fishing trip with him and the uncle of the didn't ask for.
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[laughter] everything he does turns out bad. they on the tires and podcast recent something is solved like in that moment the bigger railroad strike, got it. nope. it is back on. everything falls apart it literally it lasts during the commercial break. that is how long you have when he tells you something is done. >> it was same thing with covid is same thing with inflation the same thing with crime. there is just a little bit it went up like that the little chart. >> a smidgen. >> is top of mind right now top of mine. answer why did you ranch about you care to share question up near article about his lying actually reminded me how many lies he's totally forgot about. like when he said that his house
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burned down with his wife in its member that speech? and everybody just sits there. i am there to save my house burned down my wife in it i would say really? she looks great. for a smoldering pile of ash. the piece actually explains why he keeps getting away with it. bought in the late intended to, the fact he did say oh fitting these yards he's like your grandpa telling stories of consequence or the fact he just says insane stuff all the time. since we have been filming this some say his son died in iraq. that is not true it stolen va valor. it's crazy joe. greg: fact checkers were on full employment during trumpet cnn had a guy and i think his name was costly fact checking they all went on hiatus. but we don't remember when your
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grandfather pushes into a nuclear war? remember those days? just go back to that. greg: or it got to move on. up next we perish in pain if you travel by train?
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greg: hello welcome back. should gotham workers to be commuting war criminals are shooting? it is sad but true. the big apple subway ride comes with a chance of homicide. nypd data show subway murders have skyrocketed to the highest levels in 25 years returns have taken a sideways number dangerous in directing a movie starring alan baldwin. according to the post, sorry, killing since 2020 are more than all of the murders from 2008 -- 2019 combined. but try explaining that to cnn it isn't cheap. started sarcastically tweeted going home on the violent nyc subways writers paralyzed with
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fright be part of a cell phone video of a tranquil subway station the sweet stylings of a jazz trumpet player pretty close your eyes you feel like you are in the roaring 20s. just ignore the corpse in the corner. which is what the white house staffers do around show. but he is so close he thanks a jazz trumpet player mixes subway attractive. even i want to murder a jazz trumpet player. so this dolt who calls himself a journalist takes one trip and does not witness a murder. that's proof of safety. that is like going outside at night and thinking wow the sun must be broken. it is like visiting tijuana on the donkey's day off and thinking it's a family friendly place. i don't know what that means. lazy anecdotal observations about public safety to write out the rising crime is nothing new, remember this classic? >> if you want a certain state to be listened to conservative
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media you think entire cities are just enthralled in fights and fires and whatever. we went out had a great dinner new york city tonight. [laughter] rex has plenty of time to go to dinner now. [laughter] terrible. though kat as a journalist coming up in a journalist for many years is that piss he often people do that? i'm going to film us which means there's no crime. looks good around here or there is no sexual harassment here because i was not sexually harassed? it's an anecdotal journalism that is insane. >> yes statistics prove otherwise what else proves otherwise to meet the subway has gotten really, really, really disgusting is that people are actually complaining about it. the standard of behavior on the subway was never that high. never had like a luxury ambience. before all this happened i saw disgusting stuff i saw somebody
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take their pants off and poop on the floor and put their pants on but that was not a normal day. >> i was just in the subway at the time. [laughter] people had very low expectations of what a subway ride look like. it's got to be really bad this is a little too much for me. >> you ever take the subway when you're here? >> noah. greg: that says a lot that they couldn't push her in front of a train. >> or so i don't like ducking things is not of room for somebody to throw somebody that i would throw the guy he'd bounce right back on me i would like dammit i just threw them in his right back there. i have to wait for it to open. greg: sounds like a sport regrets it could be it could be. there'd be no love involved at all. the love would be stopping. if i went out to the serengeti on wednesday afternoon at 12:00 p.m. to turn my phone on and there is nothing out there.
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there's nothing out there in the crisis look behind you do know what i'm saying? it's like a weight a while bro. if he panned around him i'm sure he was surrounded had enough people to be safe to be out there. so let's take a shot money sent over this humble scribe on the go around this guy the scene is great. it's cool let's take the next step further to a special will you spend five days in that spot and see what happens. >> is basically propaganda. >> is like hunting for big foot. nothing's going to happen. >> i have been thinking really hard about why people do this. why they want things to appear better than they actually are. then i concluded it's only when it suits their agenda. so covid i'm going to wear three masks but it was peaceful protest out there. there is no looting and rioting. it's the voice of the oppressed.
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her slavery was the biggest saint in market which it was brim going to ignore the slavery in china i need some cheap je jeans. i get the sense all of this is a politically driven. i'm so glad you brought the clip back. this is like a little micro moments. absently is very. >> people don't remember, he was trashing us for covering crime two years ago a year ago account number when. it is amazing baby actually listen to us maybe you could discover and lives would've been say. i have to ask you you are in the snl in the '90s. do you feel like it's changed here in new york? >> first bought got to tell you is very nostalgic prudence walk around times square at about the early 90s everywhere i wanted i felt like i was going to get murdered. it's a nice feeling i remember that. when you see anderson cooper he's reporting on the float or whatever you pull back some he takes a snapshot in the
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cameraman is dry. [laughter] but it's a nice feeling walking around last night. >> do you think. [laughter] you are not taking the subway? >> no, no of course not. >> three bucks still for a murder rate three buckshot paying a lot to get murdered. that's a pretty good deal. [laughter] grab that. exuberance have you don't like and hope that is how you off somebody. >> exactly. greg: what are you doing later kat? that is a joke that's a joke we've got to move on. >> they loved it. th: he rocks sexy boots and tide s but even gay superman cannot reach new heights. big promises. small promises. cuddly shaped promises. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be.
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comic due to extremely low sales but the only thing lower than superman sales this is tolerance for bad interior design. [laughter] the skull to superman, son of lasted just 18 issues earning the title the cnn plus of comic books. [laughter] i do not even know what i'm saying. but if we learn anything from the flop it would be comic book readers are not necessarily gay just because none of them have ever spoken to a woman. >> i like that one. >> this series and featured all lot of left wing themes and clean their predictable battle against climate change. sadly there is no mention of what he's doing to avoid a monkeypox. i don't even know what that means i don't why do you keep saying that i know what that means but in the end gay
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superman was defeated not by homophobia but by reality. so maybe instead of changing an icon to fit today's woke values why not just invent one of your own? that is what i did with my brand-new comic book adventures of super peru. [laughter] people shout it's grea bird, io plane, oh no get som, e toilet paper. and, in the first he destroys johnny depp's bed. this is going to happen. wes is due to homophobia? no, no, no.o like you said there's so many woke concepts in this comic strip book whatever you callok,o iso i think the whole thing was stop lecturing us. stop telling us how to think in all of that. there's a lot of products have flopped.
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you member status of fries? it was a burger king. they were supposed to be a healthier version of french i fries. bu t when you get right down to it, people what unhealthy greasy, salty, french fries.-fri they do not want smokeless tobacco. they want to spit an. d cough. apply that when you see it. >> spit and cough. >> spit and cough that's what i like to do. rob, what's interesting about this is companies don't get it. when the woke demand you change it's not going to get them to buy anything. they don't buy anything. you sell out your fans to appease the woke. but the woke does not replace your fans. >> of still getting over the fact the supers and jennifer superman is not gate. [laughter] seat way too much of his balls for him not to be.
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but gate superman the joke is right there. his kryptonite is a big giant. [laughter] anyway, that was a laub. that was right there, right there. greg: you commission take this o show for being lowbrow. we are extremely sophisticated t tyrus? i i saw you wince i mispronounce something in superman. >> it's all good it's all good. did this movie called super con mi character ie was his big mean guy who's doing the bidding. the director in the middle of it got a great idea.ke he h is like let's make you gay. i said sure, what am i doing different? [laughter] [laughter] nice.g: the rest n of the movie guess what, i was gay. i still died the same.
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[laughter] maybe i would've had a nicer funeral. but we did not see that. that is the point.thod everyoney knows green lantern s gaia, batman and robin for real? come on.t but weno did not need to care.se you can make a character awesome and great in some point he is gay and nobody will care. but when you shove it down people's throats even gay people are like what? that does not defineth me. my gay friends, when my close friends who designs onlyestl wrestling gear and stuff, he gets so upset. when you meet him as opposed this is my friend is gay this is like tyrus he's black. what?, i'what about i'm a pisces? or i like pizza? is there anything else about met hethe best part of the stories e guy who is on board said i am out, i am leaving for this and go on, get. he wrote a spike comic book the got 36 million opposed to their
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18000. greg: wow i didn't know that. >> is no i woke. their numbers are seven or eight. [applause] b6 kat i'm interested in whatca you thinusk about super poo.ie it's going to neednd a lady friend. it's a little smaller poo. [laughter] dainty it's a dainty poo? >> everything is done in my life p to this moment. [laughter] cp girl.lad [laughter] are some so glad i went to college. whatever. knoi don't know maybe it's a br idea t than this. but also i don't know. i think it is great to have aav bisexuale superhero. that way they're reallyat versatile when i invite them tol my orgies. [laughter]wh nobody cares forol this whole m
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cartoon he was wearing a mask. it's like nobody is reading ahe y comic book because they want o be preached at. if you're reading a comic bookis your life is already bad enough. greg: me mask is in a covid masses injecting a political sho message.. masks should not be political it got to move on for it cap next would you mortgage your house to buy pants from levi strauss? ♪ ♪ from no drill mud flaps and water-repellent seat protectors, to our laser-measured floorliners, weathertech has everything you need. order yours today at weathertech.com. the ultimate protection for your vehicle.
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>> greg: a story in five words. that's a story in five words these genes cost 76 grade. michelle at 23 old vintage clothing dealer bought a pair of levi's from the 1880s for 76 grade, what are your thoughts? >> the best part of the stories right here. this 23-year-old put up 90% the winning bid with the remaining was kept in by zip stevenson with the vintage market, zip stevenson you don't zip levi's. >> levi jeans. [laughter] e coming.t see that on zip you get it they have the button fly you do not zip and the guy the bottom's name was zip. greg supers were invented. what people don't know this they want to vent until the 19 that is been to the story about it's true.
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they used to have -- there used to be a little thing like here levi strauss just have one right there but they called a rivet? until his grandson went to a campfire when dane stood up and no more rivets that was it. look it up people. greg: that was riveting, thank you. cat, here's a question i want to ask you. i think you'll answer this. a they found theba genes abandon n a coal mine. why would someone abandon their genes? because they pooped in them. who takes up their jeans at work? but not having orgies in the coal mine. this gene has 200-year-old feces in it. >> you thought i would love t be asked that question? you've known me for how long? geez.r okaysl and what you want? >> thank you.. tyrus?ne >> i do wonder what happened i didn't write that down my mind did not go there.
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they were found in the mind what happened there? [laughter] quick sometimes you findomet a g chunk of gold you take thesek of write down. o [laughter] i'm taking this out of here. [laughter] last word tyrus. ca>n you talk shoving gold? [laughter] that was a question on special report tonight.t [laughter] did we walk away? t >> i am going to walk away it's a for the record uncovered zip,h ziatp become a patch when n everyone's are called i'm notfo paying $76000 for r pair pants r somebody he was genetically shorter than everybodyrter else. he lost his pants because whenei the mine blew up and he was dead it was something of they didn't steal off of him. greg: that makes total sense. >> they ate him.
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a sick kyiv they dug it out of the mine. he was the slowest weakest guyty in the group.im athey ate him and used his gens for comfort. greg: at on that note we will be right back. have to be scary. flonase gives you long-lasting, 24-hour, non-drowsy relief. psst! psst! flonase. all good.
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[♪♪] brian: it's saturday night and it's time for "one nation." amongst our guests, mark levin. he's fired up and you will want to hear what he has to say. things have changed in this election season. the republican's dreams of taking back the senate originally focused on one seat. but now they have to hold a seat. pat toomey

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